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Ebay, or is anyone here interested? Price??
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 06:49
by T.M.K
Hi guys (& girls?),
Having recently moved house and kitted out the new study, I have come to the realisation that a clear-out is needed, and one of the things which is going to go is my proud collection of Boxing Monthly magazines.
I have every (I think) issue since March 1995, with 5 or 6 years-worth in the collectors binders.....plus some special supplements, all the way up to the end of 2006
Any idea on what they are worth - would anyone be interested? I'm open to offers, advice, and opinions.
cheers
"T.M.K"
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 08:04
by Wales
Interested but no idea what they're worth...
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 09:18
by emma
I'll give you £10 for the lot.

Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 09:58
by johnswan1
It wll be difficult to get much for them, and you'll probably be limited to pick up only as postage would cost a fortune.
Re: Ebay, or is anyone here interested? Price??
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 10:06
by jamesmcdonnell
T.M.K wrote:Hi guys (& girls?),
Having recently moved house and kitted out the new study, I have come to the realisation that a clear-out is needed, and one of the things which is going to go is my proud collection of Boxing Monthly magazines.
I have every (I think) issue since March 1995, with 5 or 6 years-worth in the collectors binders.....plus some special supplements, all the way up to the end of 2006
Any idea on what they are worth - would anyone be interested? I'm open to offers, advice, and opinions.
cheers
"T.M.K"
Interested, but no idea of value.
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 10:29
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
johnswan1 wrote:It wll be difficult to get much for them, and you'll probably be limited to pick up only as postage would cost a fortune.
In standard parcels you can send upto 20kg for around £12 I think. However be cautious of using paypal without a method of tracking/signing for the goods as the buyer could rip you off by iniating a paypal chargeback.
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 10:35
by Floyd
I know a dealer who was asking 35- 40pounds for individual years of Boxing Monthly.
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 12:57
by kevin
I picked up 1989 to 2006 for £20 recently
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 13:34
by jamesmcdonnell
Funny, was going to suggest 40 quid as an offer.
To be honest though, I have doubts how often I'd even look at them. Old boxing magazines aren't really of that much use to me as I'm not doing any writing right this minute.
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 13:45
by emma
are you willing to split them?.
Posted: 17 Nov 2006, 20:02
by stujones
Got any boxing vids for sale, TMK?
Posted: 20 Nov 2006, 10:40
by T.M.K
emma wrote:I'll give you £10 for the lot.

Cheeky!
Floyd wrote:I know a dealer who was asking 35- 40pounds for individual years of Boxing Monthly.
Ooooh, that sounds good. Now 40 pounds times 10 years, carry the zero, minus the one, carry the 6 over etc etc....makes about 400 quid. I'd knock a hundred off for knowing they were going to a good home.
kevin wrote:I picked up 1989 to 2006 for £20 recently

Woah, Bummer!
*watches money-for-electricial-work-needed go out of the window*
emma wrote:are you willing to split them?.
I'm willing to ALL offers my dear.
stujones wrote:Got any boxing vids for sale, TMK?
I'm afraid not sir, but if I sort through those and find any I wish to sell, I shall come to you first
Blimey, well I must admit I'd kinda hoped for "something" for them, but for 40 quid I'd keep them to be honest...... or I'd
give them to someone I know would look after them and cherish them - like an amateur boxing club or youth-club, or library or something.
If anyone offers me 250 upwards I'd invite em round my house, lay-on some food and drink and help carry them to the car. For 10 quid, or 40 quid, I guess i'd warm-up the loft a bit with the box full of them ;)
cheers
T.M.K

Posted: 20 Nov 2006, 10:41
by T.M.K
Actually, for someone off here - i'd let them go for less than that.
"T.M.K"
Posted: 20 Nov 2006, 11:54
by emma
well you can give them me if you like i'll cherish them.
